Enoch Arden is a two-part 1911 short silent drama film, based on the 1864 Tennyson poem of the same name. It was directed by D. W. Griffith, starred Wilfred Lucas and featured Blanche Sweet. A print of the film survives in the film archive of the Library of Congress.
A hundred years ago in a little seaside village, lived and played three children, Philip Ray, Annie Lee and Enoch Arden, the latter an orphan. They grew up together and both boys fell in love with Annie Lee. She chose Enoch Arden. Philip, however, remained their friend. Years passed. The son and daughter of Enoch Arden and Annie Lee grew to be seven years of age. One day Enoch was hurt and found it to advantage to sail on a long voyage, the only work he could find to support his family. For ten years Annie and the children waited for his return. Philip cared for her and her children, sent the latter to school and urged Annie to marry him. since Arden apparently was dead and would never come back. She finally consented and they were married. On an island far away, Enoch Arden was alive, having been wrecked and was finally, after some years, picked up by a passing boat and sent home. Arriving there he discovers how good Philip had been to his children and how finally he had married Annie and took care of her. Without disclosing himself to either of them, he goes away, first telling his story to an old woman of the village. At the close of the day he dies on the seashore.
Cast:
Wilfred Lucas as Enoch Arden
Linda Arvidson as Annie Lee
Francis J. Grandon as Philip Ray
George Nichols as The Captain
Edward Dillon
Joseph Graybill as A Shipwrecked Sailor
Grace Henderson
Florence Lee as On the Beach
Jeanie Macpherson as On the Beach
Alfred Paget as A Shipwrecked Sailor
Blanche Sweet as On the Beach
Robert Harron as Teenage Arden Son
Florence La Badie as Teenage Arden Daughter
William J. Butler as In Bar
Guy Hedlund as On Rescue Ship
Dell Henderson as Rescuer
Henry Lehrman as On Rescue Ship
W. C. Robinson as Rescuer
Charles West as In Bar (as Charles H. West)
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SPEAKER: Area 51 has spawned more conspiracy theories than perhaps any other military facility in the world. So what is actually known about this secretive place? Area 51 is a US Air Force military installation located at Groom Lake in southern Nevada.
It is not accessible to the public and under 24-hour surveillance. Area 51 employees reach the facility by way of airplane. They fly in and out of a restricted terminal at McCarran International Airport on one of several unmarked planes permitted to fly through the airspace above. Adding to the secrecy, satellite imagery of the installation was censored until 2018.
As of today, Area 51 is visible on Google Maps. The only confirmed use of the installation is as a flight testing facility. During World War II, the US Army Air Corps has used the site as an aerial gunnery range.
In 1955, the area was selected by the CIA as a testing site for the Lockheed U-2, a high altitude reconnaissance aircraft. President Dwight D. Eisenhower authorized the testing, which was to be conducted under the codename Project Aquatone. After the U-2 was put into service in 1956, Area 51 was used to develop other aircraft, including the A-12 reconnaissance plane, also known as Oxcart, and the stealth fighter F-117 Nighthawk.
On June 25th, 2013, the CIA approved the release of declassified documents chronicling the history of the U-2 and Oxcart programs in response to a Freedom of Information Act request. The release of those documents marked the first time that the US government formally acknowledged the existence of Area 51. Since then, not much other information has been forthcoming.
We know what you're thinking. What about the aliens? Many people have reported seeing unidentified flying objects in or near Area 51. And the popular image of the place is a secret site for extraterrestrial research. How did that come about?
In 1989, a man named Robert Lazar claims he worked on extraterrestrial technology inside Area 51. Lazar told Las Vegas television reporter George Knapp that he saw autopsy photographs of aliens inside the facility, and that the US government used the facility to examine recovered alien spacecraft. Although Lazar himself was discredited, his claims spun numerous government conspiracy theories, most of which involve extraterrestrial life.
According to the CIA, test flights of the U-2 and subsequent military aircraft account for many of the UFO sightings in the area. There is no evidence of extraterrestrial contact at Area 51, or anywhere else.
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Presentatie: Yiannis is security officer bij The 5th Element. Dit high-profilebedrijf zal binnen een week zijn autonome voertuigen introduceren in de straten van Metropolis. Het nieuwe mobiliteitsconcept van het bedrijf zal deze traditionele markt, met spelers als Metropolis Taxi Services, openbreken. MTS is vastberaden om The 5th Element tot elke prijs tegen te houden. MTS heeft jullie, het publiek, gevraagd om ultieme chaos en tumult te veroorzaken tijdens de week voor de grote introductie, door te rennen door een doolhof van aanvallen. Moge het beste team winnen!
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